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  1. #11
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    What are your initial deposit?
    I want to start with 200 - 250k

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote I Wish to start with 200 - 250k
    LMAX

  3. #13
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    quote LMAX
    okay. bro. Thank you

  4. #14
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    quote LMAX, IB UK
    Actually, trading 250 lots (2500 USD per pip) simultaneously on USDJPY can cause two pip slippage throughout London session.

    You can check order book here:
    https://fxmtf.com/resources/volume-w...average-price/

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Truly, trading 250 lots (2500 USD per pip) at once on USDJPY will cause two pip slippage during London session. It's possible to check order book here: https://fxmtf.com/resources/volume-w...average-price/
    fine, good to know. thanks bro

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  7. #17
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    quote Actually, trading 250 lots (2500 USD per pip) simultaneously on USDJPY will cause 2 pip slippage during London session. You can check order book here: https://fxmtf.com/resources/volume-w...average-price/
    250 lots × 100,000 = 25m quantity

    Leverage 1:100

    Minimum equity to deliver a 250 lots buy/sell order to market $250,000 (You use all of your equity to cover the margin)

    For slippage, sums that you see on order book are in millions. (scale ratio: 1million)

    Your 25(m) order is just a rain drop in the sea.

    You need at least 200m or more to move the market just 0.1 pips (200 million quantity = 2,000 lot)

    In order to transfer the market 2.0 pips, you have to send an order that has a 4billion quantity size at once.

    4 billion quantity = 40,000 lot (1 lot =100,000 unit)

    Minimum equity Necessary for that quantity = 40,000,000 (1:100 leverage)

  8. #18
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    quote 250 lots × 100,000 = 25m volume Leverage 1:100 Minimum equity to ship a 250 lots buy/sell order to market = $250,000 (You use all your equity to pay the margin) For slippage, amounts that you see order publiion are all in millions. (scale ratio: 1million) Your 25(m) order is merely a rain drop in the ocean. You want at least 200m or more to move the market just 0.1 pips (200 million volume = 2,000 lot) In order to transfer the market 2.0 pips, you need to ship an order which has a 4billion volume size at once. 4 billion volume = 40,000 lot (1 lot...
    Regrettably you're entirely wrong. Forex market isn't as big as you think. You don't have access to entire market, but only to LMAX liquidity. Look at explanation in the picture.

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote 250 lots × 100,000 = 25m volume Leverage 1:100 Minimum equity to deliver a 250 lots buy/sell order to market = $250,000 (You use all of your equity to cover the margin) For slippage, amounts that you see order book are in millions. (scale ratio: 1million) Your 25(m) order is merely a rain fall in the sea. You want at least 200m or more to move the market only 0.1 pips (200 million volume = 2,000 lot) In order to move the market 2.0 pips, you have to ship an order which has a 4billion volume size at once. 4 billion volume = 40,000 lot (1 lot...
    One more thing, if you execute at once 4 billion order in LMAX you will clear whole order publiion

  10. #20
    Lmax, Baxter FX, CFH Clearing, Gain GTX Direct, Fixi, Axi Trader Pro, JFD Brokers, Pricemarkets.
    To understand there precise depth of the order book it is probably best to simply ask them straight.

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